Posted on 10/28/2008 9:13:37 PM PDT by NYC_BULLMOOSE
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://sipa.columbia.edu
http://web.archive.org/web/20030207085324/www.sipa.columbia.edu/sipa_video/
Looking for all Khalidi / Obama / Ayers stuff
Thanks for helping if you have time....
Anyone know what the date of the event was?
I think we’ve all been at it for hours. Best I can find is that dinner pic with Michelle in the beautiful orange jacket sitting next to Edward Said. For people so in love with themselves ,there aren’t a lot of photos to be found.
I was wondering about this exact thing earlier.
If it was on the web anywhere, it could be found if the site and the approximate date were known. I’m sure the LA Times aren’t the ONLY people to have a copy of this video.
I wonder if Khalidi has a web site?
Maybe someone could contact him for a comment?
Could there be pro pali web sites or blogs in California that reported on the meeting?
2003.
Get the date on the original story, then face book LA Times Staff. Combine those names, date and story in a google or dogpile search
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To: Publius804
Links for anyone who wants to research this -
Arab American Action Network web site:
http://www.aaan.org/
Address: 3148 W. 63rd Chicago, IL 60629
Phone: 773-436-6060
Columbia U’s Radical Middle East Faculty - FrontPageMagazine.com | Tuesday, March 18, 2003 - link:
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Read.aspx?GUID=C2F7B3D1-4236-4E15-9346-5938C91DFC83
Rashid Khalidi
Edward Said Professor of Arab Studies
212-854-2584
rik2101@columbia.edu
(on leave 2008-2009 academic year)
Why search Columbia files? I thought the event was held some where (University of Chicago?) just prior to Khalida leaving for Columbia University.
Searching Khalidi’s Columbia email address might turn up some stuff.
Way to go, NYC_BULLMOOSE! I’ve been searching but so far, no luck. Not giving up, but “bumping” this thread in hopes that someone will see it and give it a try.
Perhaps you’ve seen this video before...but I’ll post it for those who haven’t.
http://www.blogsforjohnmccain.com/obamas-ties-radical-rashid-khalidi-video
Perhaps you’ve seen this video before...but I’ll post it for those who haven’t.
http://www.blogsforjohnmccain.com/obamas-ties-radical-rashid-khalidi-video
TruthWillWin is right. From my understanding, it was a going away party/dinner from when he was leaving the University of Chicago. If anyone’s going to look, they need to start there.
I doubt it would be on CU’s site since he’s a professor there now.
I’ve looked for an hour or so, but can’t find it.
Correct. I googled all the stuff on uchicago.edu, but came up empty. There are a couple of other videos of this guy...but no video of the dinner that I can find.
Just ask Khalidi himself — since it was his big send-off party when he was leaving Chicago, I’m sure they provided him with a copy for the memories..... and surely he will be happy to provide it to the media so that America can see what this is all about!!
If that doesn’t work we should just ask the Obamessiah — surely he can call for the video to be released and use his own influence to ensure the “public right to know” — a favorite liberal/MSM chant, after all!!
I found the same thing. If he was leaving Chicago to go to New York, I would think he’s leaving at the end of a semester.
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Rashid Khalidi Photo: Another Questionable Barack Obama Friendship
by Jim Brogan
Rashid Khalidi is a friend of Barack Obama. In fact, Khalidi and his wife used to babysit for Barack and Michelle Obama. Why is that significant?
The National Review Online’s Andrew McCarthy has a great piece breaking it down. There is no doubt that it would be making headlines in the mainstream media if it were about a Republican.
Apparently, in 2003, the then llinois state senator, attended a party for Rashid Khalidi. Nothing too harmless right? Wait, it gets better.
Khalidi’s friends were seeing him off as he left his post as a professor at the University of Chicago to go on to Columbia University.
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